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Sujin Kim, immigration lawyer in Mobile, AL

Sujin KimTop rated

5.0(2)
Immigration Lawyer at Gulf Coast Immigration
Mobile, AL Replies in ~24h Korean 17 years practicing AL Bar
AsylumBusinessCitizenshipEmploymentFamilyInvestmentRemoval DefenseStudent

About Sujin

Sujin Kim, Esq., founded Gulf Coast Immigration to meet the growing need for comprehensive and sophisticated services in all aspects of immigration, including legal services, in the southern Gulf Coast region, in particular Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.

Ms. Kim’s practice includes guidance, advice, counsel and representation for businesses and individuals in matters of immigrant and nonimmigrant visas with a subspecialty focusing on the U.S. Immigration Investor Program (EB-5 Program). She has represented U.S. and international clients, including institutional, business and individual clients pertaining to both employment-based and family-based visas before the U.S. Citizenship.

She earned her BBA in International Business from The George Washington University in 1998 and was awarded her JD from the University of Maryland in 2008, with a Health Law Certificate from the Law and Health Care Program. She is a member of the American Bar Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association, Alabama State Bar Association, and Mobile Bar Association.

Ms Kim was born and raised in Korea. Her personal experience as an immigrant, in addition to her legal and business background, gives her a unique and practical perspective that allows her to provide services with a sense of resourcefulness and with compassion for her clients. She has been able to provide a vast array of legal and non-legal services to clients and communities due to her understanding of both the Korea and U.S. business environments and cultures, She is fluent in English and Korean.

Practice areas

Asylum

Affirmative and defensive asylum cases

I-589WithholdingCAT
Business

Corporate immigration and global mobility

E-1E-2TNCompliance
Citizenship

Naturalization and derivative citizenship

N-400N-600
Employment

Work visas, PERM and employment-based green cards

H-1BL-1O-1EB-2EB-3PERM
Family

Spouse, fiancé(e), parent and sibling petitions

I-130K-1I-485AOSGreen Card
Investment

Investor and entrepreneur visas

EB-5E-2L-1A
Removal Defense

Deportation and immigration court defense

NTACancellationBond
Student

F-1, M-1, OPT and STEM extensions

F-1OPTSTEM-OPTM-1

Education

University of Maryland School of LawJ.D. (2008) | Health Law Certificate of the Law and Health Care Program · 2008

Bar & associations

Bar license
AL Bar
Active & in good standing
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Alabama State Bar
Mobile Bar Association
American Bar Association
National Asian Pacific American Bar Association

Professional experience

Attorney · Gulf Coast Immigration

Client reviews

5.0
2 client reviews
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CW
C. WilliamsJul 7, 2025

Filed my OPT before graduation

The university missed it. They jumped in and saved my status.

DT
D. ThompsonJan 8, 2026

DACA renewal turnaround was fast

Filed within a week of consult. Approved 3 months later.

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